Boo-vine Medicine
Purr-a-sitology
Bones and Groans
Phantoms and Physiology
Spooky Zoonoses
100

This fore-stomach is the main site of fermentation in cattle

The rumen

100

This insect is the vector for heartworm

the mosquito

100

Developmental orthopedic disease of the hip in large-breed dogs.
 

Hip dysplasia

100

Normal capillary refill time in small animals.
 

≤2 seconds

100

Fatal viral disease transmitted via bites/saliva; preventable by vaccination.
 

Rabies

200

The forestomach with honeycomb folds.
 

Reticulum

200

Feline roundworm commonly shed in cat feces

Toxocara cati

200

Stifle ligament rupture that causes cranial tibial thrust in dogs.
 

Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture

200

Hormone from the pancreas that lowers blood glucose.
 

Insulin

200

Spirochete shed in urine that infects dogs and people; dog vaccines exist.
 

Leptospira spp.

300

The term for a cow that hasn't calved yet

Heifer

300

Scientific name of whipworm of dogs that lives in the cecum.

Trichuris vulpis  

300

Spinal disease common in chondrodystrophic breeds causing back pain/paresis.
 

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)

300

Hormone from the kidney that stimulates RBC production.

Erythropoietin

300

Pathogen often carried by reptiles and poultry, causing diarrhea in people.
 

Salmonella spp.

400

Postpartum hypocalcemia is commonly called this.
 

milk fever

400

What is this egg found in a canine?

Canine Hookworm (Ancylostoma caninum)

400

Sesamoid bone in the stifle that can luxate.
 

Patella

400

Neurotransmitter at most parasympathetic effector synapses.

Acetylcholine

400

mosquitoes carry this flavivirus; birds are the main reservoir.
 

West Nile virus

500

The reticulum disease prevented by giving a magnet

Hardware disease(traumatic reticuloperitonitis)

500
GI parasite of production animal characterized by having Type 1 and Type 2 disease processes, depending on the age of the host

Ostertagia sp. 

500

Common site of “slab fractures” in racehorses’ carpi.

The third carpal bone

500

main extracellular cation vs main intracellular cation.

sodium (extracellular); potassium (intracellular)

500

Unpasteurized milk and soft cheeses can carry this psychrophilic bacterium dangerous in pregnancy and the elderly.
 

Listeria monocytogenes